What's your point of view on the theme of this song?
Personally, I love this song and it is one of my favorites. My interpretation is that this song is a continuation of Dry County.
Thoughts?
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People are starting to raise questions. If you're a Bon Jovi fan from the 90s, then you'll know that Jon's voice has been questioned since their return with Crush. I always thought that it was just the diehard fans who noticed the decline, but it seems like with their last tour it opened the floodgates, and now his singing capabilities will be scrutinized by general audiences from now on.
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Giving the radio to Holly or allowing Max to "hide" in a memory he doesn't dare touch aren't the mistakes of an amateur villain, they are small acts of sabotage by Henry's original consciousness attempting to overthrow the "monster" inhabiting him.
An old anime that makes me remember all of this:
There's an old anime called "Knights Of The Zodiac", where the Gemini Knight has a dual personality disorder. The character possessed an innate duality. In Henry’s case, the play The First Shadow and the events of Season 5 suggest that the Mind Flayer forced "darkness" upon a boy who simply saw the world differently.
The radio he gives Holly is the equivalent of Gemini in his Gold Cloth (the ar
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Well, due to Xiaomi's old and outdated gesture engine, it lacks real support for Predictive Back, which was presented in Android 13 and 14 as a developer feature and enforced in Android 15 as a system feature.
I'm checking HyperOS 3 videos, and it seems like it's the same old engine. The question is, when? Why is it so hard to update the gestures engine? It's almost like this billionaire company lacks the resources to get it done.
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This is just my personal perspective on how "These Days" was executed through the years and how I came to a weird conclusion.
I've been listening, downloading (since the Audiogalaxy days), and watching on YouTube every bootleg version of my all-time favorite song. The thing is, this song during the 1995/1996 tour was executed to perfection. I guess they kept the BPM and the song went a half step down, but it sounded amazing. However, isn't it, like, "too fast"?
When you're in the audience, you really want to savor every moment of it. And when you're at home, you can listen as many times as you want. But when you're there, you want to have the chance to process it, get into the mood of the
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